Basketball UFO

Carter came on the scene in the fourth quarter and immediately broke up the Blazers' continuous scoring rhythm.

The extra penalty was also hit, and the score was 2+1. The Nets are still 1 point behind.

Sabonis was ready to do it again, moving around with his feet, and soon found the space, stepping on his toes for a layup.

Carter flew up from behind Sabonis, his height in the air was almost abnormal, and he directly batted the ball away, cleanly covering the 221cm tall center.

Seeing this scene, the Nets bench went crazy. Tony Massenberg and Robert Packer shook their towels seriously and screamed "woo woo woo".

The fans in the audience were even more excited, shouting "Carter" and "Carter".

"Falling from the sky, Carter can definitely fly." Some fans whistled, and their bodies and minds swayed with Carter.

"If Sabonis's knees are 200 years old, then Carter's knees are 20 years old at most, and their jumping ability is so amazing." The on-site commentator joked, "Carter's judgment on blocking shots is very good, and more importantly, he is concealed before blocking the shot. It’s so strong that Sabonis didn’t even notice it.”

"No way, who put springs in Carter's feet. This ball is so beautiful."

Sabonis was taken off the field directly. He was already very tired and had to be bullied by the juniors. Rasheed Wallace can't help but open his mouth so much that he can stuff a light bulb into it. "He's so physical that he's simply unstoppable."

Carter was still working hard on defense. The shot he just blocked just knocked the ball out of bounds. The Nets did not gain the ball. There were 6 seconds left in the Blazers' attack. Kenny Anderson made a hasty shot and missed.

The rebound was controlled by Carter. After grabbing the ball, he immediately sent it forward. Cassel had already started running, but he was not fast and was caught up by Kenny Anderson.

Cassel ran to the basket easily and threw the ball behind his back. Someone was already following him. He didn't even need to look to know that Carter was catching up.

The tacit understanding between the two has been cultivated, so there is absolutely no problem.

Sure enough, it was Carter. He continued to accelerate while traveling, shook off Gary Trent who was following him, flew up again, and caught the ball in the air.

Holding the basketball in his right hand, he flew towards the basket. The fingers of his left hand were spread out and placed by his ear, as if he was preparing to listen to the shouts of the audience.

Straighten your right arm and hit the basket hard. The basketball and rim were once again abused by Carter's dunk.

The audience suddenly burst into huge cheers, and all the fans shouted together and sang praises for Carter.

"God, I swear, after watching Nets games for ten years now, there are not as many beautiful dunks as there are in Carter's game."

"Carter was born to dunk. It's amazing. He works directly in the air."

"Trapeze, Carter is a trapeze artist."

The on-site commentator was also shouting "beautiful". Carter continuously delivered beautiful dunks to the entire American fans, which has made countless people remember his name.

"Please remember his name, from Florida, graduated from Wake Forest University, 96 NCAA Final Four MOP, championship winner, No. 7 pick in this year's draft, owner of the Nets' No. 15 jersey, Vince Carter..." the commentator Members said Carter's name over and over again to make more people remember him.

He knows that even if he doesn't introduce Carter, countless people will remember Vince Carter's name. The game is broadcast live across the United States and has too many audiences. Moreover, fans can't help but fall in love with the passionate players when they see them. .

The Blazers were somewhat suppressed by Carter's momentum. In the next two minutes, they failed to score a single point, and every attack was ineffective.

Rasheed Wallace was anxious on the sidelines and secretly cursed the head coach, "Get out of here so I can play. It's such a shame that I'm not a part of such a wonderful performance."

He looked at Carter, who hit another mid-range shot, and murmured to himself, "If I were on the court, I would never let him play so easily."

Sabonis was already off the court. He couldn't keep up with the pace of the game and had to rest. Clifford Robinson takes over at power forward, allowing Dudley to play center.

"Damn, how did these people become so tough?" Robinson found that both Williams and Tony Massenberg had become very tough and had to compete for every ball, which made him very uncomfortable.

"Carter brought the game up, we can't give in." Sean Bradley also blocked the position crazily. Seeing a good position, Cassel suddenly passed the ball and swung it into the air.

Bradley made it just in time, but he didn't have great physical fitness. He used his fingers to touch the basketball a little and slid it into the net.

"If this ball had been Carter, it would have been another dunk. It's a pity that at Bradley's height, he plays like a wimp."

"It's a pity that such a good alley-oop was ruined by Bradley." The fans are no longer satisfied. They want to watch exciting games and more classic alley-oops.

Bradley scored anyway, but he was still disliked.

Robinson tried hard, but it still didn't work. He passed it to Kenny Anderson and was guarded by Cassel. The Blazers' offensive rhythm was suddenly disrupted.

Both offense and defense were restricted, and then the momentum suddenly collapsed, and the entire team lost its energy.

The Nets took the opportunity to seize the lead, from 2 points to 4 points, and then to 8 points, already leading by 11 points. There are still 3 minutes left before the end of the game, and the victory is basically sealed.

For the Trail Blazers, Carlesimo took the initiative to remove the main players and raised the white flag to admit defeat.

"Why don't you hold on for a while and let Carter perform another dunk?" Calipari was in a good mood. This game was very difficult. Fortunately, Carter's many wonderful dunks completely aroused the team's enthusiasm and aggression. .

The team came together and finally defeated the stronger Trail Blazers.

Carter sat on the sidelines, put a hot towel on his head, and watched Robert Pike perform.

"In this game, Carter scored 33 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 steals and 2 blocks. It was a perfect game."

"Please remember, this is this year's No. 7 pick, Vince Carter, a super star. So far this season, he has scored more than 22 points in all his games. It is a very rare adaptability."

It can be said that Carter has initially adapted to the rhythm of NBA games. The intensity of the Nets' game was not high at the beginning, so Carter had more time to adjust, which was a good start.

After experiencing two consecutive losses, Carter still withstood the pressure and led the team to increase the winning rate.

The next game is at home, against the weak Nuggets in the West.

"If you look at the current situation, it's hard to tell whether the Nets can make the playoffs, but there is hope."

"This season, the Celtics have given up. They are definitely trying to get Tim Duncan to join next year. Imagine Tim Duncan and Vince Carter at Wake Forest University, winning a championship together, Carter is so powerful , what kind of strength will Duncan be?"

"David Robinson of the Spurs is injured and may be reimbursed for the season, and their record will also be affected. There are also the Philadelphia 76ers. The effect of Iverson's leadership is not good. He is still adapting to the rhythm of the NBA and has not found the rhythm yet. Winning direction.”

The commentator talked freely and analyzed the situation. It seems that if the Nets play every game well, they really hope to enter the playoffs.

In the East, the Celtics are in a bad situation. The 76ers and Raptors rookies lead the team, and the record is definitely not good. On the contrary, Carter is more adaptable and has led the team to continuous victories.

"In any case, among the newcomers, Carter adapted best and performed best. Iverson, Camby and Raheem failed to find a winning direction."